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Clark County is looking at loans, LOIT and even turning down the A.C. Full Story »

A public-comment period has opened up for a State Revolving Loan project to build new infrastructure for drinking-water improvements at the former Indiana Army Ammunition Plant.Nearly $6.4 million out of the State Revolving Fund is being sought by the Indiana Department of Natural Resources to build and make several improvements to drinking water through the construction of new wells, a ... Full Story »

We know pretty soon in “Something’s Afoot,” Clarksville Little Theatre’s musical spoof of Agatha Christie’s “Ten Little Indians” mystery, that the butler didn’t do it. Full Story »

The BZA will hold a special meeting at 6 p.m. on Nov. 30 to hear both sides before making a decision. Full Story »

Francis Hanson puts a bead of caulk along the outside of her front door on Monday afternoon in Jeffersonville as her dog Cassidy waits for her just inside the door. Staff photo by Kevin McGloshen Full Story »

New Albany City Councilwoman Diane McCartin-Benedetti didn’t have much to say Monday following her weekend arrest for operating while intoxicated by refusal. However, she said her story will be told at a later date.“I’m innocent and the facts will be forthcoming,” McCartin-Benedetti told The Tribune. Full Story »

The New Albany-Floyd County Consolidated School Corp. board is saying they will not take a position on the proposed teacher licensure changes, proposed by Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Bennett. Full Story »

• VFW Post 3281, at 232 E. 5th St. in New Albany, will host a Veterans Day program at 10 a.m. Wednesday. Full Story »

People wanting to reserve tickets in advance should call the New Albany High School ticket hotline at 812-542-2290. All seats are reserved. Tickets for adults are $12 with student and senior citizen tickets at $7.Performance dates are Nov. 12, 13 and 14 at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday, Nov. 15 at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m.A special bargain matinee with all seats at $7 is on Saturday afternoon, Nov. 14, at 1:30 p ... Full Story »

A 22-year-old woman wanted since September for a burglary spree across Southern Indiana counties is in police custody.Amanda L. Coomer, 22, was arrested at America’s Best In and Suites on Eastern Boulevard in Clarksville last week. She was arrested on seven active warrants by Indiana State Police and Floyd County Sheriff’s Department officers.Coomer previously told detectives she and two men had ... Full Story »

Clark County Circuit Court Judge Dan Moore was publicly reprimanded last week by the Indiana Supreme Court for his handling of a divorce case that began in 2004.The court found that Moore — who became judge in January — violated Indiana Professional Conduct Rules by charging an unreasonable fee and amending the fee agreement with his client without advising her in writing the desirability of ... Full Story »

Baird Ice Cream Co., maker of ice cream and soft serve mixes, closed earlier this month.The family-owned-and-operated business has been in Clarksville since 1903. Owner Randall Baird said that the business went through four generations of his family, all in the same location, in a small building along North Randolph Avenue. Full Story »

Adrienne & Co. Bakery and Cafe will offer an event where children 18 or younger can learn to decorate cookies and cupcakes with a Thanksgiving/turkey theme. Full Story »

Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels on Monday received word that the U.S. Small Business Administration granted his request for an SBA disaster declaration for Clark, Floyd and Jennings county residents and businesses affected by the severe weather Aug. 4-9.SBA offers low-interest loans up to $200,000 to qualified homeowners to repair or replace damaged or destroyed real estate. Homeowners and renters ... Full Story »

New Albany Councilwoman Diane McCartin-Benedetti was arrested for operating while intoxicated by refusal early Saturday morning. Full Story »

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The firing of a drug court officer and the early release of an inmate have raised questions about Clark County Superior Court No. 2 Judge Jerry Jacobi’s possible ties to a Jeffersonville man sentenced to drug court. Full Story »

An ordinance that would grow the Jeffersonville City Council and shift financial responsibilities should have enough votes to pass. Full Story »

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Scott Poindexter has very fond memories of his childhood Christmas mornings. Full Story »

The announcement of a funding drive in support of moving a top-notch firefighter equipment collection to downtown New Albany has stirred positive reactions. Full Story »

The Floyd County Health Department will offer a walk-in H1N1 shot clinic for ages 6 months to 49 years of age to include those in that age range with chronic health problems and pregnant women who are not already scheduled to receive the H1N1 vaccine from their OB/GYN. The clinic will be from 9 a.m. to noon on Saturday at Mount Tabor Elementary School, 800 Mount Tabor Road, New Albany. Full Story »

On most Saturdays, they might be sleeping in or playing video games, but this weekend, 166 Floyd Central and New Albany High School students marched nine miles in honor of Veterans Day. Full Story »

Larra Overton doesn’t have psychic abilities. But she knew early on what she wanted to do with her life. Full Story »